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Oregon Health & Science University

Health sciences university in Portland, OR

Revenue Cycle Supervisor

Clinical Support & Patient AdministrationUpdated on Nov 12
Full-timeNo salary listed

About the Job

Requirements

  • An associate degree in a related field, or a combination of education and equivalent experience.
  • Three years of prior experience in a clinical setting working with patient scheduling, benefit verification, pre-authorization, and substantial patient interaction, demonstrating progressive responsibility and time spent serving as a lead worker.
  • Healthcare revenue cycle experience.
  • Familiarity with Microsoft Office products.
  • Organizational skills and customer service orientation and experience.
  • Ability to work autonomously, remain flexible, and shift priorities on short notice.
  • A working knowledge of OHSU systems, policies, procedures, and OHSUMG practices.

Responsibilities

  • Directly supervise centralized managed care activities, including eligibility and benefit verification, preauthorization and patient estimates for supported departments.
  • Supervise 18–23 staff by recruiting, training, mentoring, managing work queues, and managing direct reports' performance to meet departmental key performance indicators.
  • Perform staff duties as needed.
  • Ensure high-liability patient contacts have a valid Epic referral attached to the appointment.
  • Ensure services requiring preauthorization are requested within established timeframes and reprioritize resources as needed to meet metrics.
  • Ensure eligibility verification and preauthorization information is accurately documented in Epic referrals.
  • Review denials for lack of preauthorization, attempt to resolve issues, and recommend process changes to improve denial rates.
  • Ensure employees demonstrate competencies in their workflows, provide cross-training, and manage lead workers' training and development.
  • Serve as the first line of communication with practices and departments to answer questions and troubleshoot issues.
  • Perform quality assurance audits, establish employee goals with the manager, use audits to improve staff education, and conduct in-service training based on audit results.
  • Work with other supervisors to ensure staff meet consistent standards.
  • Use audit, practice, department, and staff feedback to design, create, and revise workflows that improve efficiency and minimize financial risk, with manager support.
  • Conduct daily staff huddles to align on needs and priorities and surface issues.
  • Create and maintain visual boards showing team performance, recognize staff meeting performance standards, and use the boards to support process improvement.
  • Participate in Ambulatory OPEx initiatives as needed and use lean tools for continuous improvement.
  • Work with staff to provide patients estimates of potential care costs using the Epic estimate tool.
  • Be available on some weekends and evenings in addition to expected standard Monday–Friday business hours.
  • Travel occasionally to off-site locations for meetings.

Desired Qualifications

  • A bachelor's degree.
  • Coursework in healthcare and/or education.
  • Specific experience with an integrated health record; Epic is preferred.
  • Experience determining patient acuity for managed care purposes.
  • A working knowledge of OHSU systems, policies, procedures, and OHSUMG practices.
  • Experience supervising staff who perform managed care, scheduling, and patient estimation.

About the Company

Oregon Health & Science University

Health sciences university in Portland, OR

Oregon Health & Science University is a public academic health university in Portland, Oregon. It provides degree education, research, and clinical care through schools of medicine, nursing, dentistry, public health, and graduate studies.

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